subscription with three different price options

[stevieb]

Hi, what form should I use if I'm offering a membership subscription with three different price options (3 different fees)? I'm using PayPal.

[MGD4me]

Try this free script from PHPJabbers... Of course, your web server needs to support PHP in order to run the script.

See: https://www.phpjabbers.com/free-pricing ... nt-script/

[stevieb]

Try this free script from PHPJabbers... Of course, your web server needs to support PHP in order to run the script.

See: https://www.phpjabbers.com/free-pricing ... nt-script/

Does wysiwygg or paypal have a form?

[stevieb]

Try this free script from PHPJabbers... Of course, your web server needs to support PHP in order to run the script.

See: https://www.phpjabbers.com/free-pricing ... nt-script/

Does wysiwygg or paypal have a form? I need a script for an annual subscription

[stevieb]

Try this free script from PHPJabbers... Of course, your web server needs to support PHP in order to run the script.

See: https://www.phpjabbers.com/free-pricing ... nt-script/

Does wysiwygg or paypal have a form? I need a script for an annual subscription

I need a annual membership subscription form that does the following actions: a choice of one out of three price plans ($35 55 or 75) for one year also the customer's info (name, address, phone, etc.) also a comment box where the customer can input additional info.

[MGD4me]

I need a annual membership subscription form that does the following actions: a choice of one out of three price plans ($35 55 or 75) for one year also the customer's info (name, address, phone, etc.) also a comment box where the customer can input additional info.

Somehow, I think that part is just the tip of the iceberg...

You can use WWB's built-in "form wizard" to enter, and collect the details you need. Store the results in an SQL database, for example. But, now what?

I'm sure you are going to want to review the stored data which will be accumulated over a period of days, or weeks, as membership renewals are received sporadically. Maybe you will need a "checklist" generated to see who hasn't paid, etc. And finally, a way to send a friendly "reminder" message to those who haven't paid after a certain "cut-off date".

If you have some basic scripting knowledge, this is quite possible, but everyone's "need" is always somewhat different. I suspect some custom coding will be required. The Subscription form is just one part.

[stevieb]

I need a annual membership subscription form that does the following actions: a choice of one out of three price plans ($35 55 or 75) for one year also the customer's info (name, address, phone, etc.) also a comment box where the customer can input additional info.

Somehow, I think that part is just the tip of the iceberg...

You can use WWB's built-in "form wizard" to enter, and collect the details you need. Store the results in an SQL database, for example. But, now what?

I'm sure you are going to want to review the stored data which will be accumulated over a period of days, or weeks, as membership renewals are received sporadically. Maybe you will need a "checklist" generated to see who hasn't paid, etc. And finally, a way to send a friendly "reminder" message to those who haven't paid after a certain "cut-off date".

If you have some basic scripting knowledge, this is quite possible, but everyone's "need" is always somewhat different. I suspect some custom coding will be required. The Subscription form is just one part.

thank you

[BaconFries]

Does wysiwygg or paypal have a form?

Yes and Yes. There is a PayPal Subscription button under Toolbox--> PayPal e-commerce. You can set the amount you wish to be collected as well as offering a trial and repeat subscription. You should also be able to add more than one so to be able to collect different amounts.

Adding a buyer comments or as it was called in PayPal "Notes" is no longer supported and is deprecated now. You can also create your own Subscription Button by visiting the following url https://developer.paypal.com/docs/paypa ... be-step-1/ but again as I previously mentioned adding a "Comments" or user "Notes" is deprecated.
See the following regarding (Notes)
https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/Pay ... -p/1156413

Deprecated Values (Notes)
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/paypa ... -variables